Sentence examples for irrevocable impacts from inspiring English sources
But because decisions surrounding my sexual health have potential long-term, irrevocable impacts, I had to know more.
Furthermore, as I wrote, I believe that the Hilton's "process now underway" would be precedential should it succeed and that it would encourage other developers to try to circumvent public input and environmental reviews in favor of slick, superficial campaigns to get their projects passed, with potential lasting and irrevocable impacts to our Community.
NickVirk found the allegory powerful and the prose hypnotic, concluding: Each page, full of mesmerising metaphors, is evocative, feeding the soul with its thoughts on life, death and everything in between … Midnight's Children has firmly cemented its place on the top shelf of my bookshelf – a humble honour reserved for those novels which have had an irrevocable impact on me.
Management of the tendering phase of the public contract lifecycle is a demanding activity with often irrevocable impact on the subsequent realization phase.
"Thanks to this generous funding from Arts Council England, the Tees Valley councils will be able to help the people of today to explore and understand the massive and irrevocable impact which it had on their local communities," he said.
Perhaps, in the current state of the world, we should expect any moral theory grounded on each person's equal moral status to be extremely demanding, given the drastic and irrevocable impact on those in need if they are not helped, and the fact that there are constantly so many in this position (Ashford 2003, p. 292 2).
The irrevocable nature of climate change (IPCC 2007) and overcoming the challenges associated with the assessment and prediction of its impacts on various sectors and regions is very critical.
Irrevocable changes are underway.
Every brushstroke is irrevocable.
"It's an irrevocable loss".
